Yes, it really is free
There is no trial, no credit balance and no paid tier waiting behind the generator. Nobody is going to ask for a card later. A light rate limit exists so automated traffic cannot starve the queue, and that is the only cap.
One address, no ticket form, no chat bubble in the corner. Write a plain email and it gets read.
That is the whole contact system. There is no phone line, no support portal and no live chat, because Artlist is a free tool rather than a company with a service desk. Messages are read by a person, and replies go out when there is something useful to say. No response time is promised, and pretending otherwise would be dishonest.
If your question is one of these, you already have the answer and you can go straight back to generating.
There is no trial, no credit balance and no paid tier waiting behind the generator. Nobody is going to ask for a card later. A light rate limit exists so automated traffic cannot starve the queue, and that is the only cap.
What you generate is yours to use, commercial work included, with no watermark and no attribution requirement. You do not need written permission from us, and there is no separate licence to request by email.
Artlist has no login, so there is no password to reset, no subscription to cancel and no profile to delete. If you are looking for an image you made yesterday, it is not stored under your name anywhere. Save each file as it appears.
Most reports that go unanswered go unanswered because they cannot be reproduced. Four lines usually make the difference.
Screenshots help. So does telling us it worked five minutes earlier, because an intermittent fault and a permanent one get looked at in different places.
One last thing worth repeating from the privacy policy: an email tells us your address, which is more than the generator ever learns about you. Send only what you are comfortable sending, and keep personal details out of the prompt text you paste in.
If nothing is broken and you were only checking whether the catch exists, there isn't one. The prompt box is on the front page.